Hotel deLuxe

Would recommend this place to a friend :)

I was just there overnight so it worked well for me

The ambiance and decor of Hollywood glamour days and Gracie's restaurant.

Nice little hotel room. No complaints, definitely booking again.

dusty, the sofa bed was in a pretty bed shape.

Staff was great!

I had another upcoming reservation but cancelled

Portland could do some work on traffic control, especially on game nights. Walkers can only be described as hyper-entitled, downright rude. Enough said on that topic. The Hotel deLuxe delivers a great stay.

AC made an awful noice in the first room we were given and did not blow cold air. Then we go upgraded and the water in the tub wouldn’t go down. Very run down.

This hotel is over 100 years old. It was clean, although the rooms were small; the bed was small, and the bathroom was small. I would not recommend it for the price they are charging.

Overall, I enjoyed the stay. I do wish that hotel staff will clean our room on a daily basis, but I am honestly comparing other services from other hotel staff that has done it by default. I did not realized that it was a call-to-ask until mid week. Other than that, the stay was good.

All things considered, location and convenience trump these and it’s a great place to stay. Food is great at Gracie’s, and the bar is wonderful.

Such a cool vibe in the entire hotel. Will 100% be coming back for another staycation. Hidden gem in Portland!

We were told check in was at 3:00. We drove for five hours hoping to have a room ready for us before heading out at 4:00. The room was not ready and would not be ready until 4;00. Therefore, we were forced to find a place to light until our 4;00 appointment. The check in clerk was also abrupt about the room and gave little information about parking or dining. The rest of the hotel was great.

staff commitment to clean room after day-1 request: 0 service and room are lower than a 2-star hotel. would not recommend

The room was good, the bathroom door knob fell off, the parking garage was expensive, and when we had to leave, front desk had to buzz the gate opened, which it didn't open. I went back and forth from the gate to the front desk 3 times before we could get to our car. Very inconvenient. We had to catch an early flight. And that did not help the situation!

Clean room; staff so kind

This is a well-maintained old-style luxury hotel. The bathroom was huge with two sinks and a marble floor. But no fan. And the controls on the shower were old-school complex and confusing. Quirky but awesome. Comfortable beds, quiet room, modern amenities like a fridge and lots of USB charge points. Parking in the garage across the street. Haul your bags up and down stairs from the garage to the lobby. If you need access to your car after 6:30pm, you need to walk up and down the drive ramp rather than use the stairs because they lock the doors to the street. Located close to the Japanese Garden and Higgins restaurant. I would stay there again.

I am reaching out to you after having no luck with the front desk staff resolving our issues. (I should also mention that the front desk was left unattended for about 10 minutes during peak checkout time between 10:00 and 11:00 on Saturday so we had to wait in line for the privilege of being brushed off.) After two lovely past stays in 2-queen rooms at the Deluxe with friends, I booked a Premier King Suite to celebrate my birthday and anniversary with my husband. The state of the room was appalling, totally inconsistent with what I have experienced at this property in the past. I will attach photos so you can evaluate whether you think this is acceptable for a hotel that bills itself on the website as "elegant" and "glamorous" with "precision in every detail." Broken furniture repaired with electrical tape; upholstery stained with visible spatter and falling apart; sofa with a ratty ill-fitting cover; evidence of surface cleaning but in desperate need of a deep clean with visible dirty handprints on the walls, grime in the carpets and fabrics, bloody boogers on the shower tile; and a broken phone that would not call the front desk. Because the hotel was fully booked we were unable to move rooms. We also couldn't find an alternate hotel available for both nights in the area, so while we were able to cancel our second night through Expedia

With a historic hotel, you expect some rustic charm, but old-charm vs disrepair and lack of thorough cleaning are different. The bathroom was problematic. The shower head sprayed in several directions, getting the window ledge next to it wet because the shower curtain didn't close all the way. The sink had zero counter space and the glass shelf next to it was loose. While trying to get ready for an event, my hair and makeup products kept sliding into the sink and/or tilting the shelf backwards. It was very frustrating. The mirrors were situated where neither were helpful for anything other than looking straight at myself and there were no hand or full-length mirrors. The back of the door, which hit the toilet, had peeled paint and you could see discolored, rotting wood. When I wanted coffee in the morning, I had to wheel the cart it was on to a place where I could plug it in (the bathroom). When doing so, I noticed that the cart itself was very dusty except for the front that is visible when casually inspecting. The bottom of the cart was thick with dust as was the back portion of the desk/dresser top. I really like the charm of the older, boutique hotels, but this stay just wasn't great. It served its purpose, but it was also a bit of a bummer.